The common thread between produced water and data-center-driven energy demand is that both developments are pushing older contractual assumptions into new economic conditions.

Katie Rowen arrives as the 141-year-old company narrows its portfolio and racks-up huge orders for data center cooling equipment ...

A dispute over the confidentiality of internal documents has exposed an HMRC investigation into whether Hogan Lovells' U.K. partnership can deduct payments made to its U.S. entity between 2014 and ...

Dechert has hired a White & Case local partner to establish a dedicated corporate practice in Dubai, making its second lateral hire from White & Case in recent months. Adnan Bekdur joins as a partner ...

Employers must assess mental-health accommodation requests under the ADA and applicable state and local laws. They should engage in a documented dialogue, consider effective options—such as schedule ...

New Jersey Bill A5607, sponsored by Assembly members Cody D. Miller, D-Turnersville, Marisa Sweeney, D-Randolph and Joe Danielsen, D-Somerset, was introduced on Oct. 5. It would establish a series of ...

Judge Richard Tallman, writing for the appellate court, said California's statute regulates the content of employers' speech, in likely violation of the First Amendment.

"We've been planning this for a good while. We finally found a good spot and it just has finally started to come together," said founding partner Scott Bailey.

Roberta Liebenberg, a senior partner at Fine, Kaplan and Black, received the Complex Litigation Ethics Award at the Complex Litigation Ethics Conference in San Francisco on Oct. 16.

Partner Karlene Martorana rejoins the firm after more than six years as in-house counsel with mining company Rio Tinto.

This article provides a working framework for property tax professionals, who are being asked to place a real property/personal property allocation on the tax rolls.

RPAPL §881 provides that when an owner or lessee “seeks to make improvements or repairs to real property” that cannot be made without entering an adjoining owner’s premises, and “permission so to ...